Hello,
You write:
> Yes, the search command is always executable, unless the document
> contains no text at all.
and moreover, when the search command fails, in a sequence, the
command after command search will not be executed.
>
> ---
> <sequence>
> <command name="search" parameter="XXX" />
> <command name="alert" parameter="found XXX" />
> </sequence>
> ---
>
> In the above sequence, if the search fails, you'll not see the alert
> dialog box.
Since the following choice-construct doesn't work either (the alert is
never displayed), I get the impression a failed search halts macro
execution completely. Is this correct?
Is there some way to test if a search command will fail? Or to pick up
macro execution after a failed search command?
<cfg:macro>
<cfg:choice>
<cfg:command name="search" parameter="silver"/>
<cfg:command name="alert" parameter="Not found"></cfg:command>
</cfg:choice>
</cfg:macro>
Thanks,
Bert
